Agenda from 2026 program:
ISS World Latin America is the world's largest gathering of Central and South American Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Homeland Security Analysts as well as Telecom Operators responsible for Hi-Tech Electronic Investigations and Cyber Intelligence Gathering.
ISS World Programs present the methodologies and tools for Law Enforcement, Public Safety and Government Intelligence Communities in the fight against drug trafficking, cyber money laundering, human trafficking, terrorism and other criminal activities conducted over today's telecommunications network and the Internet.
Track 1: Training Sessions Presented by Sworn Law Enforcement Officers and Ph.D Computer Scientists
Track 2: Lawful Interception, Digital Forensics and Mobile Signal Intercept Product Training Sessions
Track 3: Social Media, DarkNet and Cyber Security Monitoring Product Training Sessions
Track 4: Mobile Signal Intercept Product Trianing Sessions
ISS World Latin America Exhibit Hours:
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday, 28 October 2026
10:00 AM - 1:30 PM
ISS World Latin America 2026 Agenda
Welcoming Remarks and Top Ten Challenges
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
8:45-9:00 AM Welcoming Remarks
Tatiana Lucas, ISS World Program Director, TeleStrategies9:00-9:30 AM Top Ten Challenges Facing Law Enforcement and the Government Intelligence Community and Who at ISS World Latin America has Solutions
Dr. Jerry Lucas, President, TeleStrategies
Track 1: Training Sessions Presented by Sworn Law Enforcement Officers and Ph.D Computer Scientists
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Seminar #1
9:35 AM - 5:00 PM Session A
Online Social Media and Internet Investigations
Presented by: Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State PoliceThis Seminar is open to all attendees but designed for practitioners who are actively collecting evidence and criminal intelligence, identifying unlawful online activity, and mitigating threats.
While Tor is the most common Darknet Service, it is not the only one. And, while Tor Hidden Service servers are the most well-known portion of the Darknet, there are other areas accessible through other tools. The first two sessions will give practitioners the foundation that they need to understand these tools and communities—both how they function and how they are exploited by criminals.
Mobile devices collect, store, and transmit an ever-increasing amount of information that includes handset geolocation information collected from a combination of GPS, Wi-Fi, cellular trilateration, BLE beacons, and ultra-wideband sensors. The afternoon sessions will take a deep dive into information being collected by mobile handsets, operating system developers, and social media companies.
9:35-10:15 AM Session A
Proxies and VPNs: Identity Concealment and Location Obfuscation
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State Police10:20-11:15 AM Session A
Tor, onion routers, Deepnet, and Darknet: An Investigator's Perspective
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State Police1:30-2:10 PM Session A
Tor, onion routers, Deepnet, and Darknet: A Deep Dive for Criminal Investigators
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State Police2:20-3:10 PM Session A
Cellular Handset Geolocation: Investigative Opportunities and Personal Security Risks
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State Police3:40-4:20 PM Session A
Ultra-Wideband Geolocation and Cyber OSINT
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State Police4:25-5:00 PM Session A
Collecting Evidence from Online Social Media: Building a Cyber-OSINT Toolbox
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State PoliceWednesday, 28 October 2026
Seminar #2
8:30-9:10 AMUnmasking Hidden Evidence: Metadata & EXIF for Digital Investigators
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State PoliceSeminar #3
9:20-10:00 AM
Push Tokens in Criminal Investigations: Tracing Digital Footprints & Uncovering Evidence (1 Classroom hour)
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State PoliceSeminar #4
11:00-11:40 AMUnderstanding the Implications of Online Social Media for OSINT During Critical Incidents
Presented by:Charles Cohen, Vice President at NW3C, the National White Collar Crime Center, Professor in Practice Criminal Justice, Indiana University and Retired Captain, Indiana State Police
Track 2: Lawful Interception, Digital Forensics and Mobile Signal Intercept Product Training Sessions
(THESE SESSIONS ARE ONLY OPEN TO LEA AND GOVERNMENT ATTENDEES)
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
9:35-10:15 AM Session A
Unleash the intelligence hidden in encrypted communications with the advanced analysis of forensic content derived metadata and powerful Data Fusion. Use cases and demo.
Presented by AREA10:20-11:15 AM Session A
Build a Sovereign AI WorkForce: From OSINT Discovery, Real Identity Resolution to Organization‑Wide Operational Intelligence
Build the Sovereign AI Workforce：Transform expert knowledge intoautonomous AI agents that discover, identify, correlate, and analyzeintelligence across OSINT, telecom, cyberspace, and multi-source data.Analyst-Led, AI-Powered Intelligence：From OSINT discovery and real identityresolution to operational intelligence, AI accelerates investigations whileanalysts remain fully in control.From Days to Minutes：Powered by localized LLMs and intelligentautomation, FSC reduces complex intelligence workflows from 2–3 days to 6minutes, enabling faster decisions and mission-ready operations.
Presented by T-INNOWARE10:20-11:15 AM Session B
How AI Drives Proactive Insight Detection in Multi-Source Investigations
AI is becoming a powerful force multiplier for investigations, especially when it can analyze evidential data alongside external intelligence in a single platform. While intercept data remains essential, investigators are increasingly expected to contextualize it with fragmented sources like financial records, mobile forensics, OSINT, public data sources and more; this session showcases how multi-layered AI cuts through data complexity, featuring Sentry, an always-on detection and triage tool that proactively surfaces critical insights as they unfold. Capabilities will be demonstrated through a real-world case study surrounding financial fraud and vehicle theft, along with an overview of the AI development principles and security measures required to support them.
Presented by JSI1:30-2:10 PM Session A
From Prompt to Breakthrough: Understanding Generative AI for High-Risk Investigations
Generative AI offers powerful new ways to interact with evidential and intelligence data, but not all GenAI is built for the demands of high-risk investigations. This technical deep dive explores how 4Sight’s investigative assistant, Iris, integrates GenAI responsibly and effectively, from its flexible, multi-agent architecture to its use of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), semantic search, and agentic workflows; learn what’s happening behind the scenes and what’s required to deploy GenAI in a secure, fully on-premises environment. This session covers design considerations, testing and evaluation, and practical compliance with emerging AI regulations, plus a live demonstration of investigative AI in action.
Presented by JSI1:30-2:10 PM Session B
Fast audio surveilance devices deployment
Presented by Gedion2:20-3:10 PM Session A
The Budget Is Flat. The Mission Isn't. - How AI-Driven Platform Consolidation Is Maximizing Output
Presented by SS83:40-4:20 PM
CDRs of WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, and Other Encrypted VoIP Messaging Applications
Presented by ClearTrailWednesday, 28 October 2026
8:30-9:10 AM
Applied Artificial Intelligence: Accelerating Evidence Analysis in Forensic Laboratories.
Presented by Procuraduría General de la República Dominicana9:20-10:00 AM
The Criminal Evolution Gap: Modernizing Investigations for a New Era of Digital Intelligence
Presented by EVO Tech9:20-10:00 AM Session B
AI tools as a fundamental part of digital investigations
Presented by Cellebrite11:00-11:40 AM Session A
Intelligence at the Edge: The AI Investigation Engine That Goes Where the Evidence Is
Presented by ClearTrail11:00-11:40 AM Session B
Central America & the Caribbean: Modern Challenges in Intelligence and Digital Forensic Analysis
Presented by SISAP
Track 3: Social Media, DarkNet and Cyber Security Monitoring Product Training Sessions
(THESE SESSIONS ARE ONLY OPEN TO LEA AND GOVERNMENT ATTENDEES)
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
3:40-4:20 PM
Sentiment and Threat detection in news and Social Media
Presented by ISID(OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES)
4:25-5:00 PM
AI in DFIR: The Good, The Bad, and The Dangerous
Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models are reshaping Digital Forensics and Incident Response. This talk explores the good — how AI accelerates analysis, malware triage, and reporting; the bad — risks of hallucinations, data privacy issues, and broken chain of custody; and the dangerous — automatization, heavy reliance on tech and how attackers themselves are weaponizing AI. Attendees will see real-world tools, practical use cases, and learn the precautions needed to harness AI responsibly without compromising trust, accuracy, or evidence integrity.
Presented by Insig2
Track 4: Mobile Signal Intercept Product Trianing Sessions
(THESE SESSIONS ARE ONLY OPEN TO LEA AND GOVERNMENT ATTENDEES)
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
9:35-10:15 AM
Interception of Satellite Communications – Thuraya (T4), ISAT, IRIDIUM, GlobalStar, Starlink, VSAT, Satellite Trunks – (Challenges & Possibilities)
Interception of satellite communications including ISAT, Iridium, Globalstar, VSAT and satellite trunks supports national security and law enforcement by helping identify threats, investigate criminal activity and develop actionable intelligence where terrestrial monitoring offers limited visibility. STRATIGN offers satellite interception, analysis and threat-mitigation solutions, including Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) for Starlink communications, tailored to authorized operational requirements. This presentation explores the challenges, possibilities of monitoring satellite networks and mitigating threats associated with their misuse.
Krishna Anand Sr.Vice President, STRATIGN10:20-11:15 AM
Devices and micro-devices for target monitoring through location, audio, and video acquisition, managed by a proprietary research platform.
When research or intelligence agencies need to monitor targets, they require specialized devices that are sufficiently secure and reliable.
Presented by INNOVA1:30-2:10 PM
Full‑Spectrum Security Low‑Altitude Airspace Management, Counter‑UAV Defense and Visualized Terminal Geolocation
Asdrones and low-altitude threats reshape the security landscape, organizationsneed more than isolated technologies—they need an integrated,intelligence-driven defense ecosystem. This session explores how full-spectrumlow-altitude airspace management, Counter-UAV capabilities, and visualizedterminal geolocation work together to deliver faster threat detection, precisesituational awareness, and rapid operational response. Discover hownext-generation security platforms are transforming fragmented data intoactionable intelligence for mission-critical operations.
Presented by T-INNOWARE2:20-3:10 PM
Communication Intelligence and Countermeasures
Communication Intelligence and Countermeasures support national security and law enforcement by helping detect threats, understand adversary communications and disrupt their misuse. STRATIGN provides integrated solutions for monitoring, interception, direction finding, geolocation and analysis across radio, cellular and satellite networks, complemented by Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) to mitigate communication-based threats. This presentation explores STRATIGN’s capabilities, operational applications and the challenges and possibilities of transforming intercepted signals into actionable intelligence and effective threat mitigation.
Krishna Anand, Sr.Vice President, STRATIGN4:25-5:00 PM
An essential all-in-one on the field and at the command center: Electronic Surveillance tacticals with AI enabled, Cyber Intelligence unified platform. Use cases and demo.
Presented by AREAWednesday, 28 October 2026
8:30-9:10 AM
Lawful Interception and Electronic Surveillance challenges made easy with cutting-edge technology: A centralized Moniworing Center which is AI enabled and holds 5G ready Cyber-intelligence.
Interactive.
Presented by AREA9:20-10:00 AM
Evolution of our cameras and micro-cameras for target monitoring. Installation and concealment options.
Our commitment to turning your research into success drives the continuous evolution of our devices, with a particular focus on video cameras and their installation/concealment capabilities.
Presented by INNOVA